More so than other members of the Chicago School, ______ incorporated psychological behaviorism that challenged classic European sociological theories.
a. W. I. Thomas
b. Robert Park
c. Charles Horton Cooley
d. George Herbert Mead
d. George Herbert Mead
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a.grief. b. mourning. c. grief work. d. recovery.
The term _____________ refers to the verbal and nonverbal messages that two or more people exchange
A. communication B. visual communication C. interpersonal communication D. none of these
The sociological concept of the social construction of race means that:
a. race is more of a social idea than a biological fact. b. race really means the same thing as ethnicity. c. ethnicity is biological; race is social. d. race is always defined in the same way, regardless of time and place.
Which of the following would be an example of a man "redoing" traditional gender?
A. fist fighting in public B. organizing a birthday lunch at work C. not crying when hurt D. carrying lots of heavy items